Carey Prater
Washington Court House,OH
Summary
Committed job seeker with a history of meeting company needs with consistent and organized practices. Skilled in working under pressure and adapting to new situations and challenges to best enhance the organization.
Overview
14
14
years of professional experience
Work History
Animal Control Officer
Fayette County Sheriff's Office
Washington Court House , Ohio
2010.07 - Current
- Maintained detailed reports on captured animals, including species, breed, color, sex and age.
- Maintained files of impoundments and dispositions of animals.
- Responded to animal control related calls and complaints from the public.
- Conducted investigations of suspected animal related offenses, interviewed witnesses, and collected evidence.
- Enforced licensing requirements for pets within county limits.
- Issued citations for violations of municipal ordinances relating to animal control.
- Interviewed witnesses to investigate reports of animal attacks or cruelty.
- Assisted in the capture of stray animals using humane trapping techniques.
- Investigated allegations of animal bites and quarantine and isolation procedures as required by law.
- Attended court hearings regarding alleged violations of animal control laws.
- Answered public inquiries, regarding animal control operations.
- Educated pet owners on responsible pet ownership practices such as spay and neuter programs and proper vaccination protocols.
- Worked closely with local veterinarians to ensure proper care for impounded animals.
- Provided safe transport of animals to shelters or veterinary facilities for medical treatment.
- Performed euthanasia when necessary according to established guidelines.
- Participated in community outreach events focused on pet adoption, low-cost spaying and neutering services, rabies vaccination clinics .
Education
GED -
Washington Senior High
Washington Court House, OHSkills
- Animal behavior management techniques
- Domestic animal capturing
- Local ordinances knowledge
- Familiarity with animal behaviors
- Two-way radio operations
- Court Testimony
- Compassion and Empathy
- Public Safety
- Licensing Requirements
- Animal Handling
- Decision-Making
- Report Preparation
- Witness interviews
- Time management abilities
- Multitasking
- Self Motivation
- Problem-solving abilities
- Relationship Building
- Effective Communication
- Continuous Improvement
- Professional Demeanor
- Reliability
- Written Communication
- Problem-Solving
- Animal Care
- Criminal Investigations
- Public Education
Accomplishments
Started at entry level and later promoted to Chief Dog Warden.
Received recognition from Bob Peterson, Ohio Senate for my promotion and achievement's
Timeline
Animal Control Officer
Fayette County Sheriff's Office
2010.07 - Current
GED -
Washington Senior High
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